Webmaster

In brief

**Overview** This is a re-advertised Webmaster position within the Office of the Chief Justice (OCJ), located at the Constitutional Court in Braamfontein. The role offers a salary ranging from R487,197 to R579,897 per annum (Level 09). The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement. Applicants who previously applied are encouraged to reapply. The organisation will give preference to candidates in line with its Employment Equity goals. **What you will do** Key responsibilities include: * Maintaining website content and ensuring compliance with standard practices. * Maintaining the quality, design, and style of the organisational website in line with the website style guide and policy. * Ensuring website security and data protection through the implementation of necessary measures and protocols. * Maintaining web platforms, the Security Validation Programme, and databases. * Monitoring site traffic and resolving technical issues to optimise site performance for search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo) and AI Harvesting. * Implementing website troubleshooting and optimisation. * Keeping abreast with emerging technologies and industry trends, applying them to operations, training, and activities. * Providing advice on new website designs and upgrade implementation. * Attending to all administrative duties as directed by the supervisor. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * National Diploma in Web Design/Computer Science or relevant qualification at NQF Level six (6) with 360 credits as recognised by SAQA. * A minimum of three (3) years’ experience in the relevant field. * A valid driver’s license. * **Added Advantage:** A Postgraduate qualification in Web Design/Computer Science or relevant qualification. * **Knowledge and skills:** * Solid knowledge and experience in programming applications. * A solid understanding of how web applications work, including security, session management, and best development practices. * Experience (UX) and client-side technologies including HTML5, CSS, content management systems, PHP, JQuery, and JSON. * Knowledge of programming language and technical terminology. * Knowledge and experience in Paure and CRV Dynamics. * Knowledge and understanding of C, C+, Visual Basic, C#, Java, XYL, Angular and any BI reporting tool. * Knowledge of Search Engine Optimisation process. * Adequate knowledge of relational database systems, Object Ori. * Skilled in computer literacy. * Good communication (verbal & written). * Presentation skills. * Project management skills. * Planning and organising skills. * Analytical skills. * Technical skills. * Problem solving and decision-making skills. **Who should apply** The ideal candidate is an individual with a National Diploma (NQF Level 6, 360 credits) in Web Design, Computer Science, or a related field, coupled with at least three years of relevant experience. A valid driver’s license is essential, and a postgraduate qualification in the specified fields would be an advantage. Applicants should possess a strong foundation in web application development, security, client-side technologies, and various programming languages, along with proficiency in database systems and SEO. Strong technical, analytical, communication, and project management skills are required. Previous applicants for this re-advertised role are encouraged to reapply. Preference will be given to candidates in line with the organisation's Employment Equity goals. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/office-of-the-chief-justice-ocj-vacancies-dpsa-circular-37-of-2026#spani-ref-2026-72-ocj Source: govpage

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• Java
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• C#
• Project management

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